What is the position of Belarus and Netherlands?
Belarus ranks fourth in Group C with four points in six games. Netherlands sit atop the table with 12 points after five matches.
What is the form of Belarus as compared to Netherlands?
The dream for a position among the highest ranking sides in Group C is all but gone for Belarus who has managed just a single win from six outings in the qualification campaign. Having just four points, unlikely wins in the final two games against Netherlands and Germany will not be enough to book a ticket for Mikhail Markhel's men to qualify for their first-ever European championship.
The build-up to the end of the qualification round has seen the side show very little urgency in search of victories considering the outcomes of the last 10 outings. Just three wins have been recorded in that respect and, prior to the triumph over Estonia in September, Belarus was without a win in six outings in all competitions.
However, the situation is pretty much contrasting in the camp of the Netherlands who have managed successive victories in their last three games since the Nations League Final defeat to Portugal. The Oranje has managed to win four out of its previous five matches and the run extends to six in their last 10.
There have been just two defeats in their last 10 matches as well.
What is the head to head record of the Belarus vs Netherlands?
This is the ninth time the two sides are meeting in any competition. Netherlands have been superior in most of the previous encounters as they have seven wins to their name. Belarus has managed two.
The most recent meeting between the pair took place in March and ended 4-0 in favor of the Oranje.
Team news: Who is injured or suspended for Belarus vs Netherlands?
Both Belarus and Netherlands have no fresh injury concerns and neither is any player suspended for both teams.
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Potential starting lineup of Belarus vs Netherlands
Belarus predicted starting lineup: Gutor; Polyakov, Politsevich, Martynovich, Matveichuk; Maevski, Yablonski; Stasevich, Dragun, Savitskiy; Skavysh.
Netherlands possible starting lineup: Cillessen; Dumfries, De Ligt, Van Dijk, Blind; F de Jong, De Roon, Wijnaldum; Malen, Memphis, Bergwijn.
